A British truck driver who murdered his wife and buried her under the stairs at their home has been jailed for life. Richard ...

The ingenious plot by Frank Morris and brothers John and Clarence Anglin in 1962 probably stands as the nation’s most famous prison break, memorialized in the 1979 film "Escape from Alcatraz" and ...

Home to gritty alleys, neon-lit streets, and abandoned buildings, Bangkok practically screams ‘opening scene of a noir crime ...

RICHARD Satchwell is a “monster” who buried his wife Tina where he’d have “the ultimate control, within his home”, the ...

RICHARD Satchwell has today been sentenced to life in prison for the murder of his wife Tina as her family told how they ...

If you just finished watching Dept. Q and you’re still thinking about that basement office in Edinburgh then you’re probably not ready to move on yet. The show doesn’t grab you with action.

Tina’s family, using her maiden name Dingivan, described her as a kind woman who loved animals and fashion.

Cold case investigators recently discovered new information about an unsolved homicide victim's genetics and are hoping the public can help identify him.

Over the 12 months following Tina’s disappearance, Satchwell embarked on a media campaign in which he spoke extensively to TV ...

Wife killer Richard Satchwell is set to be moved back to Limerick Prison - where he was dishing up dinner for the likes of ...

While those notorious criminals were eventually apprehended ... treacherous bay waters. Their bodies were never found, so their legend lives on. Glen Stewart Godwin was serving a sentence of ...